Recently we’ve been talking about rhetoric. But this rhetoric thing is hard, and some days are harder than others. Marcus Cato had high ideals when he said that the rhetorician should not only be skilled in speech but also a good person. Join me today as I try to unpack just how, in the art of rhetoric, virtue is required. And I have a few exciting announcements so be sure to stick around till the end to get the latest scoop.
ANNOUNCEMENTS!!!
-Conference Season is around the corner. Join me at the
Canadian Online Homeschool Conference
and at the
Western Canadian Catholic Homeschool Conference
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